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amnesia

[am-nee-zhuh] / æmˈni ʒə /
NOUN
memory loss
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Dr. Graveline was convinced that his amnesia episodes were triggered by atorvastatin.

From Seattle Times

Characters have suffered amnesia, returned from the dead and unearthed previously unknown siblings over the course of 10 feature films, including the Statham-Dwayne Johnson spin-off “Hobbs & Shaw.”

From Los Angeles Times

Its military fiascos in Southeast Asia, Central Asia and the Middle East have disappeared into the vast cavern of historical amnesia.

From Salon

The former boxer George Foreman’s late-20th-century popularity as a television pitchman for a line of cooking products has enabled a collective amnesia.

From New York Times

In “The Face of a Stranger,” readers meet William Monk, a police officer who is stricken with amnesia and whose hunt for villains reveals hints to his past identity.

From Washington Post